Sentence examples for chance students from inspiring English sources

If given a chance, students who are now undocumented would be able to improve their education, find better paying jobs, and pay more taxes.

While some programs have worked and others have not, they all have nobly attempted to demonstrate that when given the chance, students on the autism spectrum have been able to perform much higher than previously thought.

In this study, the context within the question may stimulate activation of an appropriate semantic network and therefore increase the chance students' pick the correct answer out of the option list.

These programmes should have classes for children from the same age group 12-166 years old), who otherwise find it difficult to integrate in groups of second chance students 20 or older.

Importantly, adding clicker use to peer discussion enhanced a small-enrollment biology course by increasing the chance students will read before class, helping the instructor engage all students, and giving students a focused opportunity to share thinking and to learn from their peers.

Student performance data, observations of peer discussion, and interviews with students revealed that adding clickers to a small-enrollment course 1) increases the chance students will do the required reading before class, 2) helps the instructor engage all students in the class, and 3) gives students a focused opportunity to share thinking and to learn from their peers.

A cross-party committee of MPs today condemned the government's controversial policy of cutting £100m for "second-chance" students.

And they accused the administration of highlighting some abuses to stigmatize an industry that educates second-chance students shunned by traditional academia.

In contrast to the government's £100m funding cut for second-chance students (so-called ELQs), this would particularly encourage students from non-traditional backgrounds.

Your Chances: Students must apply, and sometimes audition or submit a portfolio.

HBCU programs often take "second-chance" students and other transfers who come in to play, then transfer out if they don't see significant playing time, affecting the program's APR.